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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-02

without reply. II asronlsned ner. rernaps
he was ill.
'Go on, please"
Norah, therefore, sat down and began to
explain the MAJ ure and the bearing of her
papers Genealogical research is really
most interesting work. You are always
hunting for some one and finding some
one else. Then you so of on q
dozen hunts; and you discover the most
abomina BILE falsehoods in printed ~pedigrees,
with gaping flaws, aud d-isconnections, and
impossibilities where everything looked fair
and smooth. The girl enjoyed these things
more than Mr.: Murridge, for the simple
reason that he could never for one moment
forget how much money there might be in
1t. Now, no one ever enjoyed any kind Of
work, whether it was painting Il picture
with a brush or painting Il succession of pic
lures with a little steel pen and a sheet Of
blue paper, who keeps thinking all the while
of the money. But while Norah told her
story a strange thing happened-a very
strange thing. For the first time in his life
Mr.. Murridge was inattcntive, and that
over an important piece of work. He had
often before been irritable, but never mat
tentive.
Outside, Dick Murridge had returned to
his blot,ing pad. and was gloomily drawing
girls heads upon it. Tho office boy opened
his drawer again, very gently, and resumed
the reading of his romance, which had been
interrupted at the critical moment when
Springfield Jack was commencing his earliest
love adventure. The lady was not described
with any detail, but tho boy concluded that
in figure and face she must have greatly re
sembled Miss Cronan. whom he hrmseli
secretly loved, though he was aware that he
had q rival What would Springfield Jacl
have done to q rival: His mistress, since she
was like Miss Cronan, was slender in figure
wore a nea .ly- fitting jacket, and a hat witt
a red feather in it. She had roses in her
cheeks, dark brown hair, and full, steady
eyes. The boy did not yet know the adjective
but he knew the quality of steadiness. She
also had. like Miss Cronan. a sweet and
pleasant smile. The lady in his story, how.
ever. did not resemble Miss Cronan in one
particular. She was not a young lady 'iu
the CITY," but was a countess in her OWE
right though disguised as a milkmaid
Half an hour afterward the girl came bac
to the outer office. with her black bag in he
hand, on her way to resume her work upo
the case. 1t was, however, with a sens
that her work had not been appreciated
Mr.. Murridge was strangely inattcntive
She shut the door after her, and turned t
Dick, who Sigh ly raised his right shou!de,
a gesture familiar to the grumpy. and COZ
sidered effective. He then made the san,
gesture with the left shoulder. This ind
Gates unrelcnting g'umpiness.
"Well, Dick?' she said. waiting.
He made no reply whatever. The oflc
boy felt that he really ought to get up an
wiring the neck Of his masters son for Il
%civilitv. But he was not yet man enough.
Then Norah crossed the room, md lai
her hand on Dicks shoulder.
Come, Dick" she said, don't be vindit
tive. Let us be friends.n
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-02

When she was . Child, she crisd foc Castoria,
When she became Aiss, she cluug to CsstosiA.
When she had Children, shs gave them Csstoria
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-02
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

All persons desiring Teachers Certificates in Eanssy
comfy, Dakota, will poesent themselves for sxanins-
lion at the Office Of the County Superintendent IN the
City Of Devils Lake on Tuesday, April 6. 1887.
The Examination will begin promptly At - O'Clock
Candidates will be examined in Arithmetic. Gran
mar, History Of the United States, Geography, Phydoi-
ogy and Hygiene. OrthoRraphy, Reading and Penmas.
ship.
No certificates can be endorsed or renewed.
Private Examinations hereafter will only be gives
when there IL posaire proof Of the applicants inshil-
ity to attend the regular public examination.
Devils Lake. March 10, 1887.
J rCOWAS,
I2 County sup't Of Schools.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-02

Land Office at Grand Forks. Dskoiu, Feb Is. ls,,-
Notice Is hereby given that the following named settlers
has filed notice Of his attention to make final proof Iu
support Ut his claim, a I'd that sail proof will 10 made
before the judge and hx-ofilcio clerk Of probate courl
Of Ramsey county. b r, at Devils Lake, d T, on April
!, 1887, VIZ: CHRISTIAN OsMrSsOS, b No 1854.
for the el9 of the nwllI and eI Of thu swn sac 8, town
l64, range G2.
He naniei the following witnesses to provo his CON.
tlnuous %renidonco upon and cultivation Of said land
Edward Heiicon, lieber NJ Creel, Jerry Ereen and
Thomas ~C0ghlan, all Of Devils Lake, DIT.
And you. Alexander Mcisaac, who on the llth day
Of July, 1888, filed d No 1880, on the on Of tho swH
and * OF the nwH, soc 6, town l5i. range B2, arc here.
by notified to show cause ut this Office on Or bsroro
April 4, 1887, II my there be, why said Chris.ian ".
munson should not bn allowed u make proof and pay
mcnt for said tract. AZ Il G TIFFANY, Ilegistsc
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed Proposals will he received by the School
Board Of Freshwater School Township until Tuesday,
schooihouse in Sec. "a, Town l55, Range 81. specif-
cations can be seen at the once of John +. Cowan,
pevils Lake, Oak. The beard reserve the right to re.
jeet any or all bids.
81 y OTIS. Clsrk.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-02

Land Oilco ut Grand Forks. Oak, March !. lsa,--
Notice Is hereby given that tho following named so;
tier has tletl notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of hi, claim, and that said proof y III
10 made before tho land officers at Grand Forks, u Z.
on April II. 1887 viz: SIMON c ERICKSON, for ID.
NJ nolt Sec 10, and VIZ nw1t SEC H., I I5i, res.
lie name. tho following witnr>,c. TO prove his cou-
tinuous ,rsidcmrs upon and cultivation Of said Land.
Christopher Thompson Tostrn HruL-r.eth. Hans R,n
tom, Andrew Peterson, all OF Devil. Lake. D I.
SOB &c. TirvANY. Rsgister.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-02

Land Ofico ut Devils Lake, Oak. March 10, 1857
Notice Is hereby given that the following nAIasd sci.
tier Inns filed notice OF her intention IL make final
proof In support Of her claim, and that said proof
will lie made before the Register or Receiver at Dsvils
Lake, II T, on May 9, 1887, viz: TlLDA X MUKN, d
) No 2l6s. for the ~: Of the sell. az" 6, town lS:.
range Is.
She names tho following witnesses. to rrvvs hsr cou
tinuous residence upon and cultivation OF. sail land:
Herman Thompson, Gabriel Peterson, Thomas Christ.
cnson and Den Benson. all Of Grand Harbor, D r..
HENRY W. LORD. Register.
Flittir, Shelley 1 %Serumgari, Attorneys. NA
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-02

Land Office at Grand Forks, Dakota, March 2, 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that the following-namet settler
hus filed notice of his intention y make tnh proofs
before T Z Sauuders. clerk Of the district court, At Dew.
lis Lake, D I on April Is, 1887, Via; MARTIN \.
PETERSON, for the elI nwi4 and VIZ n-G< sec II
town l53, range &.
lie names the following wilnrsse, 10 prove hIs con
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation OF. said land
%lngcbrct Glerum, Peter X Lea, Albert Rahu,. Ole Thor
.pa, all Devils Lake. 7.
mr II e. TIFFANY E,x;s,A,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-02

Land office at Grand Forks, Dak.. March g, 1857
Notice l. lc.r,y given that tho following named ssttlsI
has fled notice OF her intention to naEs final proof
In support Of her claim. and that sid proof will ls
made before l. j McClory, Judge and ex1ficIo clerk ii
the probate court of Ramsey county, at Devils Lake.
DT, on April y. 1887, viz: INGElDKG OLSEN, n i,
for the sell sec 7, town la4. range Gi.
She names the following witnesses 10 prove her eoa
inno,i, residence upon, and cultivation Of, said lxMl
Peter kjelberson, Muthin, Vnng-n, Thorn 2 ThonI..
son. Amuhd Bcrgsvcnlson, al Of Devils Lake, d I.
II C TIFFANY, Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-02
Flittis, Shelley 4 s*rumxnri, Ai,oruey.. :o:

Land Ofice Mt Grand Forks, d. T., Feb IL, 1877
No,ico is hereby given that the following named ~.s&tlsrs
have filed motto. Of their intention to make nnai proof
in support Of thoir claims aud that said proofs viii b.,
made before the judge and "~x-oflclo clerk Of probate
court "f Ramsey county, d I, ut Devils Lake, b I. On
April I, 1857, viz: EDWARD HEDlCOS, d 3 No lUs.%
for the soi4i, sec ], town l54, range G3.
Ho thames the following witnesses to prove Ills con
tihuons residence upon and cultivation Of said land
Hcbor NJ creci, Christian Osmun,on, Thomas Cnghlsn
and Jerry brn"n, all Of Devils Lake. Dak.
B~CTIFFASY, Register.
Smith 4 Wilder, Attorneys. tU+z
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-02
FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

PAYMENT in advance for ina! proof,
in this journal mus: be made when NJ
tice is handed to the printer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-02

Land Office at Grand Forks, Dak, March II, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the followinX.named settler
has filed notice OF his intention to make Anal proof in
support Of his claim. AMI that said proof will ne mad.
before tt Saunders. clerk uf district court at Devils
Lake. u 7, on April -, lss7, viz: EMIL SERGERLIN
for the ssli4 SCI sec ): and al s"'. anil .w'i s-1@ ST..
~. town l55, range &c.
lilo names tho following witnrs>-. 10 Prove his coll
tinuous residence upon, AMI cultivation u said land
Lars johnson. John Anderson, John 0lN II. t;nstoi 7
I Flrck, all Of bowls Lake. Oak.
bC1ltfANi. Register,
e Moan. .Aitorncy. hlA
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-02

Land Once at Devils Lake, d T, March II, lss7-
Notice is h"r"hy given that the following named settler
has filed notice Of his intention to make final proof ia
support Of hi. claim. and that said proof will b mads
made before tho Register or Receiver at Devils Lake.
Dakota. on April 30. 1857, viz: JASPER " GRAHAM
u IS 1919, for the swiA sec 5, town ISL. range 81.
lie name. the following witnesses to prove his con.
tinuous Residence upon, a; d cultivation OF said lasd:
Martin Van Lieu. Louis Fursteneau, john , Schmidt,
John Van Lieu, NIL Of Devils Lake, Dakota.
\ ". LORD, Iekis,er.
j = CuwaU, Attorney. ill
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-02

Land Of.,c at Devils lake. Dak. Nar.h ". l,e1 =
Notice Is hereby given tina: the ollpwing-nsmel sst,lvr
has filed of his intention to make Anal proof IL
support Of his claim. and that said proof will be made
teiore the Register and Receiver At Devils lake, DIT,
Of the SCI and no. of the -wl+ In sc I and 10,
in sec ., town ljj. range "a.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prov. his Goa
Frank Nonctt. Webster I.ailant, Frank Cavanaurl,
and Hans Lev, all of Devils Lake. DIT.
HENRY ". LoKn, Register.
Vim Rsllou, Attorney. ia
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-09-15

feasting and joining in various recrsa-
tiens. These wayside camps of the
opium villages are picturesque sights
to the traveller through these provinces.
When group arrives at tho weighing
station they are ranged in long lines
before the examiner, who examines
the opium Of each one and marks the
quantity and weight of sash jar with q
piece Of chalk on the side Of the jar.
The examiners are experts and can tell
BY the feeling whether a sample Of
opium is adulssratsd, but they put il
to chemical tests a. we'll. After the
spisn is all weighed and tested the
dsGerent farmers receive the amount
their yield entitiw-Fnym to, less the
govsrnmsnt advances, and the gay
procession takes up its march for home.
The opium il forwarded to Calcutta in
boxes, known % opium chests, and ths
insidions drug 10 ready to be sent on
i.s mission Of blessing to many aad Of
misery to many more"
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That a centaminatng and foreign element Ia
the blosd, developed by indigestion. is the
eanss Of rheumatism. This settles upon Me
Sensitive sub -cutasesvs covering the nus-
eles and ligaments of the jolnts, caus1ng con-
siant and shifting pain, and ngsresatng as
salsareous, ohalky deposit which produces
stiffness aad distortion of the Joints. No fact
which exserieBg has demonstrated IN regard
IA Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs has stronger
evidence to SUD-, ort than this, namely, shat
this nslicine Il COM ,rehcnsive nses CHEEKS
tie formidable and ntroeioas disease, nor Is
it lsss positively established that II IS prerer-
able ts the poisons often used ts arrest w.
since the Yaedicins contains only saluta<y Ia
greaiests. II is alse n signal remedy tor
1aAlarial fevers, constitution, dys ,epsia,
aiAncy -nd bladder ailments, debility snd
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-09-15
Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity of Paris, Tex, by the re
markable discovery of Mr.. ]. E. Corley,
who was SO helpless he could not turn
in bed, or raise his head; everybody
said he was dying of Consumption. A
trial bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery was sent him. Finding reliof,
he bought large bottle and . box Of
DIR. Kings New Life Pills; by the time
he had taken two boxes Of Pills and
two bottles Of the Discovery, he was
" ell and had gained in flesh thirty-six
pounds. Trial Bottles OF this Great
Discovery for Consumption free from
w. III. Hooi.
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aAxDem NOTES.

So great has become the demand
for Clydssdale horses that American
importers now pay nearly half . mil.
lion dollars annually fer this breed.
This year the importations are heavier
than at any previous time.
Cultivating the bssts should still be
done, as they will continue to grow
until the frost shall appear. Beets ars
rslishsd by all classes Of stock in win
ter, and plenty of them should BE-
stored away. Carrots should also re-
ceiys attention.
The host nsnner of accumulatins
phosphate of potash, an invaluable fer
tilizer, il to keep . barrel Of lys q
hand for all the bones obtsiaabls. Ir
this way supply Of fsrtilizing ma
tsrial for imns diate use may be had.
The whole amount Of wheat pro-
duced in the world in 1885, calculated
in bushels of 90 pounds, was 1885,
997 ,636 bushels. The United States
wheat crop for three years past hal
been between $50 and 495 millisn
bushels each year.
There are now at lsat 100, 600 fami.
lies in Dakota; to keep them warm and
cook their food will require an outlay
Of at least $50 to each family, or &c..
600, 900 for fuel alsne, the value oi
nearly one. third Of the entire wheat
crop in 1886.
It has bees Observed that potatoes
which are most subject to rot grow
near the surface, while those like the
White Star, Burbank and St. Patrick,
which are less 50, grew deeper in the
sell. 1t follows that hillisg up pota.
toes is something Of . protection
against rot.
Tomato vines will endure quite an
amount of cutting ana trimming, and
often renew themselves whom almsst
dead. II the branches are too thick
il will Be of advantage to cut some Of
them out from few vines where Z
limited amount Of early fruit shall be
desired
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mrs. osna "aro no~s na' rsce'vso
sci OF siver from 'ns s"ns VI 81
george a. 'e'''"on'a' 'o' nor ses
vices 10 'hs 'ooee on '"e OCCASION =
the Vaesns luolies'
w. L. Gilbert, Of Hartford, hai
given 940O, 600 to found an institution
TOT 'ne eouca'ion OF 'r'esa'ess soys
ana g'fls IN tha' c''y no mas a"'
donasso nks 81" Ior inc "s'n'a'n-
anse ei nisn SCHOOL III narsioro'
Chinese Gordon il said to have Z
colossal bronze statue in Trafalgas
Square, London. Yamo Thomycraft
is the designer. He will represent
Gordsn in q patrol-jackst, unarmed,
with n Bible IN his ripht hand and bis
1901 resting ON pF"ken cannon.
Thoreau was betanist. He had q
thought that whenever disease or &C.
cident occurs the remedy is cltss at
hand. He mentions, in confirmation
of this, that, once walking in . Massa.
chssstts woods, he slipped and bruised
his ankle, and at the same moment he
saw the remedy, arnico, growing on
the spot.
D. E. Sssson, the largest dealer ir
opium in Hong Kong, recently arrived
in San Francisco. He declares
that the culture Of opium il
China il increasing, and that
few years will see Indian opium
driven from the market The opium
habit is gaining ground among tn,
Chinese people, despite the efforts o
the Government to check it.
CT p..-a. !. ..;d ). ha,,
D.. l.. .,..;..,
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-09-15

"Ths opium gathering begins in
January Or February" said resident
Of India TO New York San reporter.
"Ths poppy flowers have then given
vsy to the seed psds, which are lanced
in the aftsrnsos. The thick gum, the
opium, sxudes from the cut made in
the ped, and st daylight the entire
family sf ryet are astir in the 6slds,
scraping opium frem the psds, .hs in
eisisns being carefully clssad again BY
rubbing the 6ngsr sharply up and
dswn on The cuts, which Clues them
saut. II carefully treated the pods
vill expand libsrally to six lancings.
The opiu,A 10 at FIRST placed in brass
vessels. and the dew that may adhere
70 it 10 drained Of. Then it 10
knssded like dough until it is at the
proper consistency, when it 10 packed
in new sarthsn jars and is ready to be
carried to the weighing stations.
"Ths srder 70 fetch in the years
crop Of opium 10 generally given early
in April, sad that Is the most in tsrsst-
ing season Of The year to the ryot and
His family. Each farmer Is notified
that on certain day he must b u
the weighing station Of his district fer
the testing and weighing. An entire
village, men, women and children,
join in jsyous procession whom this
notice 10 received. and, laden with the
jau Of opium, start for the dsstina-
ten. They travel snly at night, &c
the heat Of the sun is 90 great at that
season Of the year that the journey
wsuld b unendurable. All day they
lounge in the groves and shady lanes,
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PrRcHERox HoRsEs. 40 YEARS Ell.

PERcHERoN HoRsEs. 40 YEARS Ell.
rERIENcE. . Tribune reporter
Mr.. A. s. Chamberlain, who for 40
years has been the proprietor of "Old
Bulls Head Stables" New York City,
said: 81 keep exchange and sale
stables for horses, thousa nds of which
annually come to my stables from all
parts Of the country. l don't deal on
my own account to any extent. The
French horses have good feet and
stand the pavements better than the
Clydesdales, and bring better price
on the market. The ely desdales are
short-ribbed, slim-waisted and lack
action. Comparatively few of them
are now brought to this market. The
demand is largely for French horses.
/ would advise the farmers and breed
ers, who are breeding horses to sell on
the New York market, to breed from
French horses in preference to all
others. Chicago Tribune. Perch
eron stations of the finest quality and
with choicest pedigrees, registered in
the Percheron Stud Book of France,
are annually imported in immense
Numbers M. w. Dunham, soak
lawn Farm Wayne, Illinois. Within
the past W, years 1000 have been
imported I'd collected at this estab-
ishmeAt.
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Are you disturbed at night and brs.
ken of your rest by . child suffering
and crying with pain of cutting teeth
If 80, send at once and get = bottle
of Mas. WINsLow's SeoTHINs eyRgI
FOR CHILDREN rEETHINs. It's value il
incalculable. 1t will relieve the poor
li.tle sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mis-
take aoout it. 1t softcns the gums,
cures dyssntery and diarrhoea, rsga-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind cslie, reduces Inflammation,
gives tone and energy to the whole
system. ssMn. Winlsw's Soothing
Syrup for Children Tssthins" is pleas.
ant to the taste. and is the rrsssrip-
ton Of one Of the eldest and best fe-
male physlcians and nurses !. the
United States, and is fer sale BY all
druggists throughout the wsrld. frics
~ cents rsr Bottle.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-09-15

Al ADoc0oeo o. kaP1y rooeoe Coose kato
Hanging for theft was, in early Cali
fornis mining timss, more frequently
inflicted than the punishment Of whip.
ping or banishment, which were
also quite common. There Vas one
instance, however, which Mr.. Ban
croft alludes to in hls Popular Tri-
bunals, Vol. l, whore little huner-
eus movement on the part Of enc 81
the members Of the San Fran
cisco Vigilance Committee, reversed
the usual verdict.
Sslim Woodward Was in the Chair
and the members in full attendance.
The general coamittss had bsesss
then on trial a Mexican bcy charged
with theft. The evidence wss in con.
viction clear, and the emily remaining
question was the kind Of punishment.
Some we're for banishmsnt, some for
whipping, whilst many we're for some
thing ncrs severe. Mr.. James Doves,
then ~ ever . central figure for
humor, had already addressed the as
ssnbly twice, and wished to speak
again, but the rule was rigid that no
one should speak more than twice on
the same subject or occupy more than
Eve minutes. Doves induced . friend
to secure the floor and then waive in
his behalf, and raising his lsng. lank
form high above all around, in that
nasal twsas and sjaculating delivery
peculiar to him, he said: "Gsntlsmsn, i
do not wish to fatigue ysu; beg nsrc-
" to say that it takes No longer to hang
. man than to whip one." The man.
nsr Of il was moro than the matter;
the committee roarsd, and immediate
y released the bsy With . simple rspri-
uaaA.
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Tho oldss nan in the world is said
to bs James James, . cslorsd citizen Of
the UAited States, who resides at San
ta Rosa, Mexico. He is 1856 years old.
he was born near Dorchester, s. c.,
in 1852. He vas one of the laborsrs
At Fort Moultris during the unsuccsss-
full attack By the British fleet in 1776.
ua vas then twenty-four years old.
His master, James James, manned one
Of the guns during the 6ght. HIS last
owner was Henry James, who moved
to Mexico in 1868, in order that the
slavss might be free before his death.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-09-15

The best salve in the werld for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tever
sores, tsttsr, chapped hands, chill
bla,ns, COINS, and all skin sruptions,
aud positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t 10 guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund.
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by W. H. Hood.
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